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by **htb723** » 28 Jul 2006 0:17

hey hey! iv'e recently gotten into lockpicking after getting locked out of my house during this hot california weather. it was terrible, not sure how picking locks would help, because i probably leave my pick in the house, but w/e ya never know.

Good to be here, and i know this will be a fun experience!

by **moegreen** » 28 Jul 2006 3:48

I wanted to stop by and say hello, and to introduce myself...

-moegreen

by **radio_phreak** » 28 Jul 2006 7:33

Hi all I am pretty new to the board, I havent yet picked a lock but it wont be long until I do ....

by **ret** » 29 Jul 2006 1:47

Hi from a new member ![/img]

by **slyffer** » 29 Jul 2006 6:29

Hi all,

I'm a new member thats interested in lock picking/bypassing from Australia. This site looks like it has heaps of info, should be a good read.

Cheers

Slyffer

by **tigersushi** » 29 Jul 2006 11:30

im new to this site and to lockpicking hope ill learn heare abaut it

by **f0ku5** » 29 Jul 2006 11:51

Howdy guys,
i have been silently reading since months. I am into picking only since january. I think I pretty much know the basics, so I won't ask any questions why my locks stop rotating after some degrees. lol..
That said, there is still so much to explore... and I still do have problems with some standard 5 pin (euro) locks anyway. Especially with tight profile locks I sometimes seem to feel nothing.... way to go!
Glad to be here!

by **bladerunner** » 29 Jul 2006 11:51

Hi, I'm new here.

I'm moving into bail enforcement with the possibility of doing some repo work.

Bladerunner

by **scpicker** » 29 Jul 2006 13:58

Hello, for years i was interested about lockpicking but i didn't have any access to materials and guides. I hope this forum helps me.

by **Aqua** » 29 Jul 2006 14:59

scpicker wrote:Hello, for years i was interested about lockpicking but i didn't have any access to materials and guides. I hope this forum helps me.

It sure can help you, if you'll have the patience.

Get yourself a big coffee and click on my sig.

Cheers,
N.

by **spanair** » 29 Jul 2006 19:04

Greets, i've long had an interest in Lockpicking but never gave it much thought other than that, lately though (past few weeks) I got alot more interest by reading around.

Soon after I came across this website, I believe from watching some simple lockiping at youtube where I saw the link to here. Hopefully I will get my lockpick set next week so I can get started. Can't wait, I hope to learn alot from people and this forums.

by **yng_pick** » 29 Jul 2006 20:48

welcome to the site Spanair,
and every one else!

Lockpicking is quite a fun hobby- it takes a bit of skill, and it is rewarding when you conquer it.

This site is a great collection of knowledge about locks and all you can do with/to them- in threads and in the users.

have fun!

by **breastfriend** » 30 Jul 2006 3:07

YO,
Also a new kid on the block. Thanks for having me!

This place is a geeat distraction!! Supose I'll get to the chores
eventually?

QUESTION, looking for templets of tension wrenches.

any place in particular to find some?

by **amphetaminion** » 30 Jul 2006 4:06

Hey all, was randomly site surfing and came across this place, it got my attention straight away and now I'm hooked. Its so interesting to learn this new stuff, and I can't wait to get the hang of it.

Now to explain to the parentals why i'm hacking at the door with peices of metal... o.O

Ciao all!

by **Cherokee** » 30 Jul 2006 8:59

Hi Everybody,
Just thought I would let everbody know about Devonlocks.com especially for us here in the UK, I have just bought my frist set of picks from them (Southord). Superb sevice, very quick delivery and good on price. A good all round web shop. :lol:

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